The Sony Xperia Z2 is Sony's newest flagship for 2014 and is the successor to the Xperia Z1. The phone was released the 1st of May in the UK and therefore it's brand spanking new
As with all flagships in the Z-series, the Z2 is Water and dust proof (IP55 and IP58) and runs Android 4.4.2 KitKat.

With my Xperia Z2, i got the Smartband - It's a wearable device that you'll have to Google on, i haven't got time to include it in this review.

Design.

The Xperia Z2 has extreme attention to details. The phone has an aluminium frame with glass on both sides of the phone making for an extremely rigid phone.

It just feels premium.

As their slogan goes "Details make the difference."

Camera.

The Xperia Z2 have got an amazing camera. It's a 21 Megapixel shooter (20.7 to be exact) which record 4K and 1080p video. Users are reporting some issues with the phone overheating when recording long 4K videos. The Samsung Galaxy S5 has a limit of 5 minutes when recording in 4K, as where in the Z2 you can record until your memory is full or the phone overheats. I've shot films that are 10 minutes before the phone is overheated, so that's still twice the time of the Galaxy S5.

These two photos were taken with the Z2:

Software.

The Sony UI is quite close to stock Android if you compare it to Samsung's TouchWiz or HTC's Sense, with a kind of minimalistic design.
I personally like the interface and find it clean and modern.

One cool thing about this device is that you can charge it in two different ways - either the standard Micro USB (open flaps first) or just snap on a magnetic charger (think Macbook)!

I wanted to keep my phone waterproof as long as possible, so i bought a magnetic charger for about 10£ that just snaps on to the sid of your phone without the hassle of having to open a flap and cause wear and tear to the rubber protecting the phone from water.

Right in the middle of the phone, there's an cutout for the charger that just snaps in.
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Magnetic charger connected.

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Micro USB connected (with flap open).

I've also got Sony's official case for this phone - the SCR-10. It looks like this and is basically a flipcover with cutouts for the two front facing speakers.

SCR-10 to the left and the Sony Smartband to the right.

Conclusion

I think the Sony Xperia Z2 is defiantly worth a go. The premium feel, the specs and the phone overall is just stunning.

That pretty much sums up my small review of the Sony Xperia Z2. Please do not copy this review and i hope you've had a good time reading it!

Most of those things are strictly opinion. I still prefer iOS because of aesthetics and I use Garageband a lot. The powerful camera is also tough to beat on the iPhone 5s.

Anyway, I really like the Z2. It's a shame they don't sell it here because it really seems to be the best Android phone in the market. I guess I'll wait until Sony (maybe) releases it later this year in the United States.

Most of those things are strictly opinion. I still prefer iOS because of aesthetics and I use Garageband a lot. The powerful camera is also tough to beat on the iPhone 5s.

Anyway, I really like the Z2. It's a shame they don't sell it here because it really seems to be the best Android phone in the market. I guess I'll wait until Sony (maybe) releases it later this year in the United States.

Not a single item on the list is opinial, they just exist.
I personally think iOS looks old and iOS 7 just looks strange.